Graham Walker, Commercial Content Editor

It's Time for Yorkshire's indie comeback stars Milburn to storm the charts - their first album in 10-years will be called Time and is to be released on September 29, they announced today.

NEW SINGLE: The first single to be taken from their third album is out now, called Nothing For You - classic Milburn, with a bouncy bass line and cutting guitars.To Stream or download it - CLICK HERE.

BUY ALBUM: Pre-order the 12-track album digitally and right now you can download the single and two other tracks, Midnight Control and Keep Me In Mind. It's available on on CD, LP and DL, plus various bundles - CLICK HERE.

TOUR TICKETS: Milburn are promoting the album with a UK autumn tour, full details below. For tickets - CLICK HERE.

Time, released via Red Essential, is on their own new record label, count to 10 records.

Produced by Bill Ryder-Jones, a co-founder and past member of The Coral, it was recorded at Liverpool's world famous grammy award winning Parr Street. Studios - a hits factory for acts ranging from Pulp and The Stone Roses to Take That and Justin Beiber.

A taste of what's to come from Milburn was double A-side single Midnight Control/ Forming of a Fate, which was made by the same team there and released last September.

But Time is their first full length LP since the band’s 2007 second release, These Are The Facts. First album, 2006's Well, Well, Well reached number 32 in the charts and made them national stars.

Milburn – Joe Carnall Jr, brother Louis, Tom Rowley and Joe Green – called it a day in 2008, frustrated with their lack of mainstream success as they watched Sheffield friends’ bands such as Arctic Monkeys and Reverend and the Makers make it big.

It seemed the Mercury Records signing may be remembered only as an influence on more successful artists still to come – a band’s band.

Milburn 2017 November UK tour dates

But their music and fan base refused to die, with chants of ‘Miiiilburn’ at other band’s gigs, as their songs reached a new generation thanks to the shiny new toy called social media.

Now, more than 10-years later and with a sense of unfinished business, the band who kick started the Sheffield revival are back.

The Courteeners, Arctic Monkeys and even a One Direction-er - Lpuis Tomlinson - have been falling over themselves to lavish praise on the once defunct four-piece.

Overwhelming public demand saw Milburn sell out four anniversary hometown shows at Sheffield's O2 Academy, when 10,000 tickets sold in under five minutes and a further 11,000 tickets went for a sold out UK tour.

Milburn fan Louis Tomlinson of One Direction tweeted his love for the band

They played a 12,000 capacity hometown show at Don Valley Bowl in June and have been growing their fan base with festival appearances all summer.

They admit they have been overwhelmed by the response with a bigger impact this time around.

Frontman Joe said: "The response from fans has been amazing.

"We've now got the single and album coming out, with a tour to promote it. We've been talking about getting back into Europe. It just depends how the record goes down. If people are into it we will see what happens next."

FACEBOOK LIVE: Milburn and The Rev performed acoustic songs and chatted to Graham Walker in our exclusive Facebook Live stream, ahed of their Don Valley Bowl gig in June. It reached over 150,000 was viewed by more than 19,000 people. Watch it back now on demand - CLICK HERE.

BUY: Tickets for the tour are available now from venues or - CLICK HERE.